A New Anti-Aging Drug Looks to Turn Back the Clock on Skin Age

9 pointsposted 19 hours ago
by simonebrunozzi

2 Comments

rasz

14 hours ago

>lowered the biological age of their skin by about two years on average

2 years sounds like "cant tell the difference" to me

BizarroLand

10 hours ago

>One person in the trial had a reduction of more than 11 years in skin age.

>Separately, Rubedo found that its treatment was tied to a reduction in inflammation-related markers and a 10 percent increase in a type of collagen associated with skin elasticity and structure

The thing is, the earlier you start maintaining your skin the longer it will last and look young. There are genetic components that can't be replicated, but if you're 25 and get skin that looks 23, then maintenance can multiply those effects over time.